From head to toe and from brain to toenail – everything about our body.

What are muscles and bones for? How does digestion work? Why do we sweat and get out of breath? Young readers will discover all this for themselves, line by line. They will explore what the human body can do and accomplish every day – with the help of simple, short texts. Vivid illustrations and photos support the learning process. And for plenty of fun, there are stickers, a reading lotto game, and many puzzles.

Why? What? How? First Readers. The non-fiction series for children from the 2nd reading level.

Reading practice, knowledge acquisition, and fun all in one! With the series Why? What? How? First Readers, children explore their favorite topics independently. In four chapters, the books answer burning questions from children in short, easily understandable sentences. How do you live on a space station? What language do whales speak? How dangerous is a volcano? Illustrations and photos help children understand what they read. Additionally, at the end of each chapter, there are letter and crossword puzzles, seek-and-find images, sudokus, and much more. A total of eight pages filled with various puzzles and a reading quiz invite kids to think critically. A reading lotto game aids in understanding difficult words. On a sticker page, texts indicate where each sticker belongs. Learning to read playfully is emphasized here.